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06-20-2009

post #261 (link to here)

parvent "Ruin utterly"	Help stop Iran net police Got this on twitter/iran: BryanMillerShow RT krmercier:@cnnbrk people worldwide are setting their location to 'Tehran' and time zone to GMT +3.30 to create a logjam for net police

06-20-2009

post #262 (link to here)

Herro

Re: Help stop Iran net police

Quote:

Originally Posted by parvent

Got this on twitter/iran:

BryanMillerShow RT krmercier:@cnnbrk people worldwide are setting their location to 'Tehran' and time zone to GMT +3.30 to create a logjam for net police

Hey, I'm really glad that you want to help, but there's a whole forum for Iran related stuff. iran.whyweprotest.net

Shitposting Shitposter of the Year - 2009

06-20-2009

post #263 (link to here)

chrisanon Member	Re: Help stop Iran net police I think the OP is fine for Chit Chat or Freedom of Expression. Putting up with zoner shit around this dump is like working at a rape crisis center with people who spend their free time in a rape fantasy club.--AnonMomAnon2 -- Last edited by chrisanon; 06-20-2009 at 01:03 PM.. Reason: Quick Reply Issues!

06-20-2009

post #264 (link to here)

Apotheker

Apotake/r/

Location: Next to you...

Re: Help stop Iran net police

Quote:

Originally Posted by parvent

Got this on twitter/iran:

BryanMillerShow RT krmercier:@cnnbrk people worldwide are setting their location to 'Tehran' and time zone to GMT +3.30 to create a logjam for net police

Anon worked and helped people.

Nice!

Zu Risiken und Nebenwirkungen fragen Sie jemand anderen, ich bin nur für die Schecks zuständig!

06-20-2009

post #265 (link to here)

Anonymous

We Are Legion

Re: Help stop Iran net police

Quote:

Originally Posted by Apotheker

Anon worked and helped people.

Nice!

^^^^^
THIS IS WHY

06-20-2009

post #266 (link to here)

JohnnyRUClear

handle/disconn.

Location: Lurkmore Estates

Re: Help stop Iran net police

Quote:

Originally Posted by Apotheker

Anon worked and helped people.

Nice!

Ohh, snap.

Psychiatry works, and it helps people.

06-23-2009

post #267 (link to here)

AnonShaw

15 MILLION $$$$

Re: Help get information out of Iran

YouTube - Iran Election Funny Charts Ahmadinejad Comedy (by Placebo)

YouTube - AHMADINEJAD BREAKS HIS SILENCE

http://www.anonqc.com

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ann O Nymous

Censorship is not necessarily a bad thing.

06-23-2009

post #268 (link to here)

chrisanon Member	Re: Help get information out of Iran The second video is really funny! Putting up with zoner shit around this dump is like working at a rape crisis center with people who spend their free time in a rape fantasy club.--AnonMomAnon2 --

06-23-2009

post #269 (link to here)

none given

No mercy asked,

Location: Mid Atlantic U.S.

Re: Help get information out of Iran

Quote:

Originally Posted by Apotheker

There is another reason too: The iran goverment will say, that they attacked from the USA or other countrys who are against Iran. And that isn't real good for the protests...

NSA, FBI & CIA have yet to say anything about HowWeProtest but we get a thumbs up from the Department of Agriculture!!! (lol, douchebags)

http://cobweb2.nal.usda.gov/tt/

Quote:

The proxy server has become the 21st Century equivalent of the underground press. By acquiring a new I.P. address citizens can bypass government sanctions by re-routing their Internet access through another computer outside the country.

Twitter has been useful in getting information out of the country. Twitter is particularly resilient to censorship because it has so many ways for its posts to originate — from a phone, a Web browser or specialized applications — and so many outlets for those posts to appear.

EDIT: The more i think about it the more I suspect this is the start of something big.

RIP Thunderdome

Last edited by none given; 06-23-2009 at 09:35 AM..

06-23-2009

post #270 (link to here)

Anonymous

We Are Legion

Re: Help get information out of Iran

Quote:

Originally Posted by none given

NSA, FBI & CIA have yet to say anything about HowWeProtest but we get a thumbs up from the Department of Agriculture!!! (lol, douchebags)

http://cobweb2.nal.usda.gov/tt/

Explox plox...

I get zero when I go to the link, nothing in GCache either.

What was up?

06-23-2009

post #271 (link to here)

none given

No mercy asked,

Location: Mid Atlantic U.S.

Re: Help get information out of Iran

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anonymous

Explox plox...

I get zero when I go to the link, nothing in GCache either.

What was up?

sooper sekret Fed stuff I guess.
Here is copy pasta.
This is nothing official of course, just the tech department of a gov't agency informing their users.

Quote:

Iran and the Internet Underground
According to the PBS article, 'Politics and the Press in Iran', the years between 1941 and 1953 proved to be a period of experimentation with a relatively free press, but the American sponsored coup that put the Shah back in power stifled all dissent for thirty years.

Ironically, the Shah initiated a more liberal policy towards opposing views that led to a wide dissemination of religious leaflets and audio-cassettes extolling the virtues of the religious fundamentalist, Ayatollah Khomeini. Ouch!
Since the revolution of 1979 only brief flirtations with an open press have been tolerated.

In this context, the ruling party continues to stifle dissent by banning journalist reporting, citizen access to social media like Flickr, Facebook, and Twitter, and even cell-phone use. The Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance has throttled down Internet access to a feeble 128k.

Iran, however, has the highest number of Internet users among Islamic nations, including a blogger community that has replaced its once-flourishing, but now largely suppressed, reformist press.

Iranian blogosphere / 2009

The proxy server has become the 21st Century equivalent of the underground press. By acquiring a new I.P. address citizens can bypass government sanctions by re-routing their Internet access through another computer outside the country.

Twitter has been useful in getting information out of the country. Twitter is particularly resilient to censorship because it has so many ways for its posts to originate — from a phone, a Web browser or specialized applications — and so many outlets for those posts to appear.

RIP Thunderdome

07-02-2009

post #272 (link to here)

AnonShaw

15 MILLION $$$$

Re: Help get information out of Iran

I'll just leave this here.

YouTube - Police vandalizing cars in alleyway July 1st Iran

http://www.anonqc.com

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ann O Nymous

Censorship is not necessarily a bad thing.

07-03-2009

post #273 (link to here)

AnonShaw

15 MILLION $$$$

Re: Help get information out of Iran

YouTube - night chants july 3rd tehran

http://www.anonqc.com

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ann O Nymous

Censorship is not necessarily a bad thing.

07-07-2009

post #274 (link to here)

AnonShaw

15 MILLION $$$$

Re: Help get information out of Iran

YouTube - Night chants Iran 6th july

YouTube - In front of Evin Prison, 6 July, Tehran, Iran (Part 1-2)

YouTube - In front of Evin Prison, 6 July, Tehran, Iran (Part 2-2)

http://www.anonqc.com

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ann O Nymous

Censorship is not necessarily a bad thing.

07-07-2009

post #275 (link to here)

Anonymous We Are Legion	Re: Help get information out of Iran Those are Basij (or Hezbollah) in some Chinese-bought riot gear. The real police are reported to have their guns taken away from them and unable to help the people.

07-07-2009

post #276 (link to here)

AnonShaw

15 MILLION $$$$

Re: Help get information out of Iran

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anonymous

Those are Basij (or Hezbollah) in some Chinese-bought riot gear. The real police are reported to have their guns taken away from them and unable to help the people.